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Attempting to capture the changing urban landscape, hoping to find the echoes of the past, documenting the present, finding the odd and unusual, and of course playing around with the camera.

If you know where to look, you too can find hope on the Williamsburg Bridge!

Hope on the Williamsburg Bridge

Sorry about not having much public, but some people have made it necessary. If you want to see more, we consider things on a case by case basis.

All photos are all copyrighted with rights reserved. Unauthorized use is prohibited. Licensing arrangements can be made. Contact us via flickr mail or via e-mail at flickr [at] triborough.org for more information.

Triborough's favorite photos from other Flickr members (2,125)

  • 1953 Hagstrom Map of Brooklyn (Brighton Beach) by TheFadedPast
  • There Is a Hole in the Clouds Where Light Shines Through - The New York City Skyline - Sunset by Vivienne Gucwa
  • would you look at that by JKönig
  • blinded by the light by JKönig
  • dey street by Cybergabi
  • terminal by Cybergabi
  • ford tough by JKönig
  • the devil's rejects. 2012. by eyetwist
  • OHNY: Brooklyn Navy Yard by Brooklyn Hilary
  • Midtown Rises by RBudhu
  • Exploratorium by Lost America
  • thunder road by JKönig
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Testimonials (2)

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    dM.nyc™ says:

    "Triborough is nothing short of obsessive, and that's what drew me to appreciate his photos. Who is this person who takes detailed pictures of NYC Transit manuals, subway signage, police cars and municipal structures? He never appears in his own photostream, and might as well be invisible for all I know, but his eye is sharp and his mind even sharper. Whenever I get a invite to a Flickr group by Triborough, I know it's one I'm going to enjoy completely."

    27th July, 2007

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    Loon Man says:

    "Triborough is an enigma, yet (s)he speaks with an authoritative voice about train models, taxi cabs, and continental drifts. Never really known what to make of TB's contributions and comments in Guess Where NYC, where I normally encounter him/her: expertise is always appreciated, fun, too. Party, dude(ss)!"

    21st October, 2006

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